Esperanza Rising: Journey to the Train Station

How did Esperanza and Mama get to the train station in Mexico?

• walking

• by bus

• by car

• by bike

What were the different modes of transportation used by Esperanza and Mama during their journey?

• car and bicycle

• boat and airplane

• horse and carriage

• train and bus

Who were some of the people that Esperanza and Mama encountered on their way to the train station?

• a woman with a baby, a man with a guitar, and a group of men playing cards

• a child with a bicycle, a man with a suitcase, and a group of teenagers playing basketball

• a woman with a dog, a man with a trumpet, and a group of women singing

• a girl with a cat, a man with a harmonica, and a group of elderly people playing chess

Who traveled to California?

• John

• None of these people

• Michael

• Mary

Why did Esperanza and Mama need to go to the train station in Mexico?

• They were visiting family in another city.

• They were going to the train station to pick up a package.

• They were going on a vacation to Mexico City.

• They were leaving their home in Aguascalientes and traveling to the United States.

What was the first mode of transportation used by Esperanza and Mama?

• airplane

• bicycle

• car

• train

How did Esperanza and Mama overcome the challenges they faced during their journey?

• They overcame the challenges by giving up and returning home.

• They overcame the challenges by relying on luck and chance.

• They overcame the challenges through resilience, determination, and support from each other.

• They overcame the challenges by avoiding the obstacles and taking an easier route.

Who helped Esperanza and Mama during their journey to the train station?

• Carlos

• Juan

• Rosa

• Miguel

What was the final mode of transportation used by Esperanza and Mama to reach the train station?

• walking

• car

• bicycle

• horse-drawn wagon

What was the significance of the train station in Mexico for Esperanza and Mama?

• It was the place where they met their relatives.

• It was a temporary shelter for them during their journey.

• It marked the beginning of their journey to the United States.

• It was a popular tourist attraction in Mexico.